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by 28304283409234 5mo ago
Parents should be put on trial for giving their kids smartphones.
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by 28304283409234 5mo ago
Somebody did: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden
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by 28304283409234 5mo ago
> Toyotas and Nissans You seem to have misspelled "Honda". ;-)
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Holecard – CLI password manager with TOTP support(github.com)
4 points by 28304283409234 5mo ago|1 comments
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by 28304283409234 5mo ago
> Aluminium OS is Google's ground-up Android desktop operating system So... built on Android built on Linux built on GNU inspired by UNIX?
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by 28304283409234 5mo ago
Isn't that a scene in The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy?
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by 28304283409234 6mo ago
Can refind boot a .iso file that just happens to be on a disk somewhere? Grub can!
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by 28304283409234 6mo ago
So... "move fast and steal things"?
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by 28304283409234 6mo ago
hahah came here to say: "It depends."
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by 28304283409234 6mo ago
Kubernetes is a complicated solution to a complicated problem. A lot of companies have different problems and should look for different solutions. But if you are facing this particular problem, Kubernetes is the way to go. The trick is to
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by 28304283409234 6mo ago
Expensive? I bought mine for 1200 or so in 2006. Still use it daily. It is a steal.
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by 28304283409234 6mo ago
This. I bought two Anker laptop chargers and both died died within weeks. Not a fan.
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by 28304283409234 6mo ago
Hmm. Interesting to call out someone like this. Stuff happens. We're all humans. For now. At least we were back then.
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by 28304283409234 6mo ago
People equally mistake progress for progress. But running a thousand miles East when success lies West... This is why I love the age of AI. The age of all the answers. Literally 42. It has never been more clear that the hardest part of our
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by 28304283409234 6mo ago
It misunderstood my comment. I never did understand the philosophy of _moving fast and breaking things_. Instead I move intentionally: slow and therefore fast.
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by 28304283409234 6mo ago
"Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast." If you move fast _and_ you break things you just end up with a lot of broken things. I never did understand this philosophy.
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by 28304283409234 6mo ago
The problem is reality. I've found that Finance, and the Tax Office of any government, rarely care about your Agile processes. They have their yearly cycles, and C-Level will always want to follow _those_ cycles. Then, for those that h
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by 28304283409234 6mo ago
Accuracy is not the point of the website.
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by 28304283409234 6mo ago
Most comments seem to focus on the accuracy here. That does not seem to be the point of the website though. They merely seem to want to point out that this is the way Google, Meta and anyone else with access to your photos look at those pho
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The Uncensored Library(uncensoredlibrary.com)
3 points by 28304283409234 6mo ago|0 comments
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by 28304283409234 7mo ago
If I had a bar I'd ban phones and call it The No Bars Bar. Alt: The Bar Without Bars
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Find out if your grandparents were Nazis(zeit.de)
3 points by 28304283409234 7mo ago|1 comments
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by 28304283409234 7mo ago
The US Government posted the near complete archive of NAZI membership online. And it was made searchable by Die Zeit.
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by 28304283409234 7mo ago
Your individual choice will not make systemic changes.
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by 28304283409234 7mo ago
"hand held computing" indeed.
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by 28304283409234 7mo ago
Also here: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cm2rew2dgzzo
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by 28304283409234 7mo ago
Because they're enthusiastic engineers. Not marketing people.
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Skeleton of musketier d'Artagnan possibly found (Dutch)(nos.nl)
3 points by 28304283409234 7mo ago|4 comments
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by 28304283409234 7mo ago
"It could be a spectacular historical discovery: a skeleton has been discovered in a church in Maastricht that may belong to the famous French musketeer d'Artagnan. For centuries, the whereabouts of his remains have been a mystery
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by 28304283409234 7mo ago
You seem to ignore all the mountains of evidence that sense of responsibility drops in groups. The larger the group, the bigger the drop. This is not news, or non-sense.

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